How to choose a web hosting for creating PBN?

hoangvu

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I wanted to create PBN (Private blog network) but the problem is I have no experience on web hosting industry, That's why I need some advice. If I manage single host for my PBN, Google will kick them their search engine results. I want to have a single web hosting and I want to manage all sites from one hosting panel, but my every single domain will be run by specific IP. how to choose a web hosting for creating PBN? and how to set up it?
 

MrT

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You can use the poor mans version by utilizing a CDN. Otherwise, you can always buy dedicated IPs, but you would preferably want to have your hosting spread out among multiple sources.

Convenience isn't usually a thing when it comes to this.

I'm still waiting on someone to create some sort of panel to tie in multiple hosting accounts to make PBN management much easier without leaving an obvious footprint.
 

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These days IP Justification will be an issue, PBN is not a valid reason to justification and with no more IPv4 left for assignment to providers this become quite difficult. 90% of the time you will need to be utilizing a Shared IP; the other 10% will be finding a hosting provider that will provide you with a Dedicated IP.

As of right now there are no providers that will provide a single control panel for management of multiple websites spanned over different addresses. As unfortunate as this sounds, this would be quite a costly solution.

Your best bet would be to choose a few hosting providers if having the sites' IPs diversified is a need.
 
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